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30 minutes ago
gjconsult - I think that map is referring to the channel to the left of Saba. The main channel is to the right, southeast, between Saba and BEYC and is well marked all the way to Oil Nut Bay.
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2 hours ago
Oh, really? I thought someone said it was full bar for free. I thought way back when it was only wine and beer for free.
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Thanks a lot for sharing your trip report! Overall, our sailing trip was a mixed bag. The Indians provided a less-than-stellar snorkeling experience due to poor visibility. The mooring at The Bight was convenient, but the young crew losing their sandals at Willy T was a bit of a hassle. White Bay’s spa experience was excellent, though the owner's attempt to charge for a short boat ride was a bit off-putting. Great Harbor surprised us with its charm, and the scuba diving was a highlight. Cane Garden Bay was fun, especially with the floating chair, but Brewer’s Bay fell short with damaged reefs. The Spread the Ashes ceremony was deeply moving.
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Yesterday at 11:58 PM
The fees at SJU had a lot to do with American shutting down the Caribbean hub in SJU. American was particularly upset that SJU was charging significantly less for low cost airlines. I miss the days of 4 to 6 flights a day SJU-EIS with 64 seat aircraft plus the 120 dollar round trip airfares. Americans pull out sent air and ferry prices soaring.
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Yesterday at 04:30 PM
And yes, we have euthanized several dogs ourselves. Hardest thing we've ever done. ....Which has ZERO to do with this discussion. We are talking about PUPPIES, who presumably have no medical issues.
This one is done.
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Yesterday at 07:47 AM
Was there end of May, beginning of June. Secrets was closed for renovation. Doubt it will open until next season. Didn't see any sign of life at Blue Sail so that was probably closed as well. There is a Petit Casino mini-market, a sushi restaurant, a couple of clothes shops and a laundry. That's it I think.
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07/25/2024 11:14 PM
For sure, definitely closed.
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07/25/2024 04:46 PM
Very sad news indeed. Condolences to the family at this difficult time.
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07/25/2024 02:32 PM
VERY COOL! And damn U SBR!! I was just thinking about our next visit this morning and then this shows up to taunt me ;-)
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07/25/2024 04:56 AM
Sa la vie but still the home for me , Wife , Kenya , Elijah , Baby Zion and Dad Lance .
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07/24/2024 05:05 PM
Thanks for your reports. Safe travels home. I'm in Port Townsend for a few days; beautiful!!!!
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07/24/2024 04:46 PM
Yes the sound came on this past week or so. I think it mutes after dark. As of today another SXM live web cam came on at the Simpson Bay Resort
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07/24/2024 03:58 PM
Good news.
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07/24/2024 01:25 PM
You might consider bringing a couple of kids inflatable life vest.
Would not take up much room in luggage and more comfortable to wear.
Lots of options out there.
Eyson Life Jacket Inflatable Vest for Child Classic Automatic
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07/23/2024 11:48 PM
I can vouch for Dr. Phil. If he tells you something, you can pretty much take it to the bank.
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07/23/2024 09:45 PM
That's the workers jobs .
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07/23/2024 07:35 PM
Even though it is not mentioned in the news release, the situation would give me pause. Sounds like that situation could give you something more than that!! 
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07/23/2024 06:23 PM
Who was the Captain?
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07/23/2024 05:36 PM
We are also Virgin Gorda fans and love making that our home base. We ferry around from there and or take the car barge to Tortola. ( we stay a month and rent a vehicle ) Check out this site for tons of wonderful villa options. https://vgvrbvi.com/
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07/23/2024 05:31 PM
Following…we will be looking for flights shortly for our January trip. Coming from East coast Canada we usually fly through Boston or NYC . If by some fluke a flight gets reasonably priced to Miami from here we can look at that . Such a wealth of knowledge you all are
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07/23/2024 04:26 PM
I’ve been to Cool Heure a number of times now based on Jazzgal’s recommendation. It’s not much to look at from the outside but it’s nice inside and I like the French vibe. A nice restroom as well. The husband and wife (chef) team get a lot of local French workers that go there for lunch. You can see their vehicles along the road outside. I’ve always enjoyed my meals there. Prices are reasonable. I usually go there for lunch and then continue on to Super U and Bacchus to grocery shop. I remember the first time I used the rest room there. Based on how the rest of the restaurant looks, I was surprised at how nice it is. November soon come!
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07/23/2024 03:12 PM
Did Beryl do a lot of damage to the main island of Grenada?
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07/23/2024 09:26 AM
As @Jeannius stated, the system in St. Barths is different from the standard French one and does indeed allow storing the boat name to save on typing. The folks at the Capitainerie also have access to the passwords for the charter boats, so if you don't have it with you, they'll give it to you. The closest computer to the desk also sports a U.S. keyboard (QWERTY rather than AZERTY) to make life easier for the non-French.
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07/23/2024 01:03 AM
Skipjacks was 36.95 for Caribbean. 50 something for Maine.
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